The global oil market is expected to “shift from being oversupplied in 2016 to being undersupplied this year”, QNB said and noted the undersupply in the market should be sufficient to lift oil prices above the $60 per barrel within two years.

Iraq is investigating a report that special forces tortured, raped and killed captives during operations to seize Mosul from the Islamic State group, the interior ministry said yesterday.

There was ‘no such thing’ as man-made islands in the disputed South China Sea, China's Defence Ministry said on Thursday, and reiterated that any building work was mainly for civilian purposes.

Union Minister for Finance, Corporate Affairs and Defence, Arun Jaitley, interacts with the Russian Minister of Industry and Trade, Denis Manturov, before the inaugural session of the India-Russia Military Industrial Conference in New Delhi yesterday.

The Ministry of Economy and Commerce (MEC) detected 19 violations of consumer protection regulations during a sudden inspection campaign at the Central Market in Doha.

A multi-million-dollar racket that used fake Indian call centres to trick US citizens into paying bogus tax bills may be the tip of the iceberg, with police warning similar scams could be operating across the country.

Liverpool, Aston Villa and Stoke City will be among those hoping to avoid being the victim of a giant-killing this weekend as the FA Cup reaches the third-round stage.

Just because the calendar turned to 2016 doesn’t mean the San Jose Sharks left behind all of the issues that plagued them on home ice through the first three months of the season.

Actor John Boyega (left), actress Daisy Ridley (second left), director JJ Abrams (second right) and actor Adam Driver pose

Opposition parties should form Turkey’s next government, the head of the main opposition said yesterday as the ruling...

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday directed the law enforcement agencies, including elite Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), to work with utmost sincerity to eliminate terrorism...

Sri Lanka’s ruling United National Party (UNP) yesterday expressed confidence that former president Mahinda Rajapakse